Sentence examples for having debates about from inspiring English sources
"We're still having debates about whether this is happening, as opposed to what we should do about it," she said.
And so I'm much more interested these days in having debates about what the questions should be than I necessarily am about the solutions.
Dr. Dean said, "I frankly think people are a little tired of having debates about who said what 4 years ago, or who said what 6 years ago, or 8 years ago, or 10 years ago".
"At first we were just focused on methodology," Proctor told ScienceInsider, "but now we are having debates about different ideas and perspectives".
Lita Proctor, coordinator of the NIH-funded Human Microbiome Project (HMP), adds that the field is now mature enough to start having debates about the data, including whether the controversial claim that humans can be classified into three different "enterotypes" depending on their microbial profiles is valid.
"I wonder if more Americans read those stories and are having debates about these two significant, history-making programs.
Ms. Peterson's class in Hastings has had debates about what to fear, especially from germ-contaminated water.
And we've had debates about greyhound racing, abortion debates, parental notification and the other really big one was the recent debate on the human rights commission.
We would no longer have debates about retirement ages above a certain age, say 60, you could make your own choice as to when you would retire.
